Embassy of India

Cultural Centre

Cultural Centre's

Yoga & Dance Classes 

Registration Fee-US$ 3

Monthly Fees- US$ 5(Should be paid between 1st and 10th of every month)

Late Fees-US$ 2

Admission for new students is from1st to 10th of every month for Yoga and Dance Classes(excluding Saturdays & Sundays)

Contact Nos:(951)391219,243972

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New Arrival Books List

List of new arrival books in Indian Embassy Library on 6th April, 2015

Selected Works of C.Rajagopalachari (Vol.1, 1907-21)

An Undocumented Wonder: The making of Great Indian Election  by S.Y.Quraishi

The Himalayan Face-Off by Shishir Gupta

Beyond NJ 9842: The Siachen Saga by N.A.Gokhale

The Leader Who Had No Title: A Modern Fable on Real Success in Business and in Life By Robin Shama 

Discover Your Destiny: Big Ideas to Live Your Best Life By Robin Sharma

V.N. Shukla's Constitution of India (12th edition) by Mahendra Prasad Singh 

Dollar Bahu  by Sudha Murty 

How I Taught My Grand Mother to Read: And Other Stories  by Sudha Murthy 

Half Girlfriend  by Chetan Bhagat 

 It Started with a Friend Request  by Sudeep Nagarkar 

Best Indian Short Stories Vol II by Khushwant Singh 

Hinduism: A Path to Inner Peace  by Mohan R. Pandey 

 The Secret Wish List  by Preeti Shenoy 

The Art of Stress  by Ravi Shankar 

 Selected Tamil Short Stories, edited by Rajendra Awasthi 

The Immortals of Meluha by Amish 

 Learn English Through Hindi  by Ajay Kumar Bhalla 

Complete Hindi: Teach Yourself by Rupert Snell and Simon Weight 

Contract Law in India: Text and Cases  by Akhileshwar Pathak 

 Southeast Asia: An Introductory History  by Milton Osborne 

 Companies Act 2013 with Rules 

 Love among the Bookshelves  by Ruskin Bond 

The Complete Indian Regional Cookbook: 300 classic recipes   from the great regions of India by Mridula Baljekar 

  Healthy Indian Vegetarian Cooking: Easy Recipes for the Hurry Home Cook  by Shubhra Ramineni    

CONSULATE GENERAL OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDIA, SITTWE

CONSULATE GENERAL OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDIA,SITTWE

Land Janekhamaw West Block No 9, Plot No 3+10, at No 4 Myin Pyaing Kwin Road,
Pyay Taw Tha Quarter, Sittwe Township, Rakhine, Myanmar

Acting Consul General: 
Telephone: 0095-4-322919, 0095-9250954556
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Electronic Indian Postal Order (e-IPO)

Facility of e-IPO for payment of fee under the RTI Act, 2005

On the initiative of Department of Personnel and Training, Department of Posts has launched a service called "eIPO"(Electronic Indian Postal Order) w.e.f. 22/03/2013. This is a facility to purchase an Indian Postal Order electronically by paying a fee on-line through e-Post Office Portal i.e. http://www.epostoffice.gov.in It can also be accessed through India Post website www.indiapost.gov.in As per RTI Rules, 2012, fees may be paid by electronic means, if facility for receiving fees through electronic means is available with the public authority.

2. At present, this facility is provided only for Indian Citizens abroad across the globe to facilitate them to seek information from the Central Public Information Officers(CPIOs) under the RTI Act, 2005. Debit and Credit cards can be used to purchase eIPO.

3. The user needs to get himself registered at the website. He has to select the Ministry/Department from whom he desires to seek the information under the RTI Act and the eIPO so generated can be used to seek information from that Ministry/Department only. A printout  of the eIPO is required to be attached with the RTI application. If the RTI application is being filed electronically, eIPO is required to be attachedas an attachment.

4. It may be noted that this facility is only for purchasing an Indian Postal Order electronically. All the requirements for filing an RTI application as well as other provisions regarding eligibility, time limit, exemptions etc., as provided in the RTI Act, 2005 will continue to apply.

Circular on e-IPO Facility introduced by DoP&T and extension of the same for payment of RTI fees by NRIs to Indian Missions/Posts